₦airaland Forum

uruba23:
You people better call of the strike the dollar is going to 500Naira by the time you finish you would realize they have paid you less dollarwise better wise up.
Except Nigeria change its ways and stop bragging about $35billion to cover export when the only serious commodity they export is oil and 80% of what they import can be produce locally.
Countries like Japan,China,Germany are taking in Trillions of dollars we are still sha billion we are bragging..

It seem we are kukuma not reading the news Biden winning means electric cars would be very much mass produce in the U. S it is only a matter of time before the world's join so what would happen to our mono economy.

OMG! ...U nailed all those points
It juz a matter of time
Japa now if u can

Meeting has ended in deadlock
Make una go sleep

Next meeting holds next week Wednesday

Absolutely.....Next meeting hold wednesday
ASUU and Fg can't reach a resolution today

khingTony:
Ogbeni, forget all these talks of passion and the rest, Both of us know that if a doctor is being paid 10,000 naira monthly, or makes less than 15K in private practice, the cut off mark to get MBBS in any federal university will be 150 because the number of applicants will be less than 100


So, you are studying dentistry today, it's because you know that there is a high chance that you'll get employed and be paid well in the future, or else, you'll probably be better off studying engineering or music

I don talk am b4 dem no wan listen
Maybe na passion go put food for ur table

KunleyY19:
Lol!!!
You should have just removed the Unilorin in the bracket to see if he will understand already.

So Unilorin students fit follow us dey check ASUU livescore... Chai!!!

.lols....omo na so we see am o

Unilorite u dey here, abi allof una don face tanke finish
I dey okeodo if u wan have fun mo roll

traihit:
Paper works and junks because we don't have much understanding of what goes on in the business of academics. But this same paper works and junks is one of the major things that pushed UI to be among the top 500 universities in the world.

Absolutely.....you are right
I'm not criticising the paper works and research findings
What i meant was that most times those valuable information as a result of d research might not be used

That doesnt really help us now[

guiddoti:
It is because industries cannot invest in these research outputs. Academia only shares and contribute to knowledge through paper works and patents, nothing more. The problem is industries are afraid to risk their resources and time. Even don't trust anything academics do in this research.

In my observation, we tend to do more in biological science research than physical and chemical science research put together in this country. But the world, today, is going increasingly motivated towards physical science research than any other area. I am not saying that another area isn't researched.

Absolutely....tech , artificial intelligence and engineering are also important for dev

Omo na money i dey find now joor

The research now is most likely to yield nothing apart from paper works and junks

By d way let hope it turns differently dix time

[quote author=Made4naijaoeo post=96462454]Must they always fight[/quote
Koyemi o

Always beep and beep
Shey naija go grow like dix?

While some ASUU branches in certain institutions have rejected the FG offer;
quite a number of others s(occupying a relative large percentage of ASUU committee) have accepted the offer ,in order to suspend the 8 month strike


Details below::

Congratulations to ODOGWU for making it to grammy

Good music speaks mehn!!

Oau ASUU branch supports continuation of strike until all demands are met by the federal government.

I'm sure high school student will nail those questions

Damn nigggarrr
Too bad!

Imagine a bigg thief and criminal in power chasing others smaller criminals
Damn!
To hell wht Magu!

Vitamin17:
name: chisom Joseph

school: UI

course: mbbs

jamb score:370

Nice vision man
Bt 370 ehn (wht bio)
It's well......

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday urged the striking lecturers to return to classrooms.

The President gave the order at the 72nd Foundation Day/Convocation ceremonies of the University of Ibadan, Oyo State.

Represented by the Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abubakar Rasheed, the President described as unacceptable the prolonged disruption of the academic calendar of public universities.

“This (disruption of calendar) is as a result of strikes by university-based unions particularly members of the academic staff union,” the President said.

In the Abuja Zone under Lagi are the Federal University of Technology, Minna; Nasarawa State University, Keffi; Ibrahim Babangida University, Lapai; Federal University of Lafia, and University of Abuja.

According to him, the strike had since February because the government has not shown commitment or willingness towards addressing the union’s core demands for students to resume studies.

He reminded members of the union of the advice to seek other legitimate means of survival as the government has not released salaries withheld since February, 2020.

Lagi said: “Today, we wish to let Nigerians, especially our students and parents know that there is no hope in sight to ending or suspending the ASUU strike that lingered for long.

“Government is yet to show serious commitment towards addressing our core demands.

“One needs not to be a psychologist to understand the behaviour and recent utterances of the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, by showing his disdain for Nigerian academics and has failed to play the role of an unbiased umpire in moderating the imbroglio.

“He has now become the spokesperson to the accountant General of the Federation and Ministry of finance, instead of finding solution for lecturers to get back to work.

“He is turning the wheel of progress backwards by setting ASUU on collision with other pressure groups in the university.



“In the past few weeks for instance, Ngige has said one thing when he met with the union and a different thing on the same subject in an interview with the media.

He described as worrisome not only to students but parents who patronise public varsities the attitude of the minister as a negotiator in the face-off.

“On this, we will like to educate the honourable minister that public universities in Nigeria are creatures of law as each university is established by an Act enacted by the National Assembly,” he said.

He however, called on the renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement, payment and mainstreaming of Earned Academic Allowances into salaries, release of funds for revitalisation of the Nigerian university system among others.

Ordering ASUU members back to work, Buhari said the teachers have been on strike since February over more of payment of salaries and emoluments as well as funding and sundry issues.

He said: “We recognise the rights of workers to express their grievances, through lawful actions, including strikes.

“However, there is a reciprocal obligation on the part of workers and unions to ensure the survival and sustainability of their places of employment.

“Strike action tends to compound the problems in the education sector. The current strike by university teachers has gone on for too long and caused enough devastation in lives of students and the universities alike.

“I urge university teachers to return to their classrooms and seek further accommodation with the government, from the productive ambience of their campuses.”

Buhari also vowed to sanction members of the university community found to be violating the selection process of new vice chancellors, stressing that the process is meant to be open and transparent and credible enough to produce best candidates.

The President said: “Let me add that government is particularly worried about the avalanche of petitions, many bordering on serious allegations of bribery and corruption as well as disrespect for due process, in the course of selecting a new vice-chancellor in some of our federal universities.

“Government has set in motion several mechanisms to monitor the selection process with a view to taking appropriate measures to ensure that the processes are conducted in an open, fair and transparent manner and that all violators are properly sanctioned

Fheelzz:
Na true sha
but no be by grade dem dey make ham sha

Gbam i agree with u.my lady

Me sef don dey tire like dix

Book and sucess in life come.dey look contradictory dix days

CSTRR:
The greatest empire the World has ever known.

We should be thankful for the discovery of Nuclear weapon.
It kept America in check.

Without it, no country on earth would be able to contain the sophistication of the american conventional military power.

They would simply become the Roman empire.

Even without nuclear power they will still be very powerful

Although they dont really have thoughts of expansion (forming empire) like the russians

It's visible in their creation of "USSR"

Money is talking

Hmm...... criminal everywie
Isoright!

By d way what's d meaning of *UR CUP IS FULL*

shey na only dey hear am

;kai.....too bad mehn

dix plp has tarnish our image once again abroad!

abeg extradite d fool make e come suffer small for borno prison

nawa o.......i don tire like dix kai.....too bad mehn

dix plp has tarnish our image once again abroad!

abeg extradite d fool make e come suffer small for borno prison

nawa o.......i don tire like dix
.

Eliminate bandits b4 they eliminate you

They wont listen

selling public assets for silly peanuts money to be looted by the "men in power"
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Visitation shouldnot be a big deal atall
Just dat in this dangerous country of ourz

Hmm...alot could go wrong

Nigerians and immorality (5 n,6)

justuschi50:
so because a kill girl na mean is ritual, is not aritual is just a murder and the perpetrator wanted to get rid of the body

How do u knw it's murder?
It could be though
Bt i think ritualist would have disposed d body that way also

Which looks more pertinent considering her gender, age
Just sayin o

Looks like a ritual
Make God dey safe us
the way plp wan get rich for this country no chillz atall
Who knw what she's done right or wrong also?

Hmmm.....naija we dey

I just saw a post on a platform :racksterli
Would love to know if it's legit and perphaps stable for investment?

Anybody there?

WONDERFUL
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Anti-France Protest Erupts In Abuja As Shiites Burn Country's Flag
Members of the sect in large numbers marched from Nitel Junction to Wuse Market and set the French flag ablaze, leading to pandemonium in the city.


Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria on Tuesday took to the streets of Abuja, Nigeria's capital, to protest against French President, Emmanuel Macron, over an offensive publication on Prophet Muhammad by a citizen of the European country.


Members of the sect in large numbers marched from Nitel Junction to Wuse Market and set the French flag ablaze, leading to pandemonium in the city.


Secretary of the Academic Forum of the movement, Abdullahi Musa, said the rally was aimed at condemning the action of French President over the derogatory publication.


He said, "We set the French flag on fire in reaction to the attack on Islam and Muslims by the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, since the heinous crime of publishing cartoons of the Prophet by the magazine Charlie Hebdo."


The protest terminated at Wuse Market and forced vehicle owners to use alternative routes.


As at the time of this report, there were no security agents on the ground and the protest continues intensely


Recall that the Federal Capital Territory Administration had last Friday deployed anti-riot policemen and water canons to the National Mosque in anticipation of a protest by members of IMN.





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